but just recently I have found an add in addvantage magazine for gamma green balls that have a bot on them they must have updated them, but then again they are lose in a bucket and not in a pressurized can like wilson green dot, so there you have it.

but just recently I have found an add in addvantage magazine for gamma green balls that have a bot on them they must have updated them, but then again they are lose in a bucket and not in a pressurized can like wilson green dot, so there you have it.

My experience has been the same - Gamma Green has been softer and slower than Wilson Green Dot. I have some old Gamma greens that now play more like orange balls. However, I spoke to a Gamma rep who frequents our club and he said they have "updated" the green balls - confirming what Pro_Tour has seen.

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My experience has been the same - Gamma Green has been softer and slower than Wilson Green Dot. I have some old Gamma greens that now play more like orange balls. However, I spoke to a Gamma rep who frequents our club and he said they have "updated" the green balls - confirming what Pro_Tour has seen.

sorry, correction it was RSI magazine, not addvantage and these were similar to the gamma that came out of a bucket,

here, notice the "new and improved" green dot, not sure how a green dot will make them play livelier and not mushy but for sure if they were pressurized in a can like wilson and dunlop then yes. The most these and the new gammas will be like prince green control. Gotta get ride of the word "quick start" on the green balls as well

NOTE: In order to comply with popular demand for the Green Level transition tennis ball design used by the International Tennis Federation (ITF), we have changed from our traditional two-tone pattern ball to the ITF “green dot” design. All other playing and packaging characteristics remain the same and we continue to invest in USTA testing and approval of all of our Quick Start tennis balls each and every year.